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To accomplish this on a blog setup, I ran:

    mkdir ${SRCDIR}/templates
    cp /usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/templates/
    sed -i 's/^\(\[\[!calendar\)/\1 week_start_day="1"/' ${SRCDIR}/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/sidebar.mdwn

where `${SRCDIR}` was the source directory for the blog. This overrides the standard templates with ones that have the `week_start_day="1"` option added. If the upstream templates change, one has to manually update the locally overriding ones.

I personally managed to forget about having to change also the initially auto-generated `sidebar.mdwn` page, which led to some brain activity for me.
Add [[!meta date]] to news items and tips The git checkout and build process can leave the checkout date in the tarball release, leading to unstable sorting. I tried to use `git restore-mtime`, but that doesn't work for ikiwiki, because dgit interferes with it. 2015-06-09 11:50:00 +02:00			`[[!meta date="2011-07-14 17:27:42 -0400"]]`

2011-07-14 23:27:42 +02:00			`To accomplish this on a blog setup, I ran:`

			`mkdir ${SRCDIR}/templates`
			`cp /usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/templates/`
			`sed -i 's/^\(\[\[!calendar\)/\1 week_start_day="1"/' ${SRCDIR}/templates/calendar* ${SRCDIR}/sidebar.mdwn`

typo 2011-07-15 20:12:04 +02:00			where `${SRCDIR}` was the source directory for the blog. This overrides the standard templates with ones that have the `week_start_day="1"` option added. If the upstream templates change, one has to manually update the locally overriding ones.
2011-07-14 23:27:42 +02:00
			I personally managed to forget about having to change also the initially auto-generated `sidebar.mdwn` page, which led to some brain activity for me.